Embarking on the DVSA DAS (Direct Access Scheme) Assessment is a significant milestone in your journey to becoming a fully-fledged motorcycle instructor.
With our focused guidance and comprehensive training packages, you’ll not only be prepared, but you’ll also stand out as a beacon of professionalism in a field where precision and expertise are paramount.
Let us steer you through the essentials to ensure your success on the first attempt.
Your preparation is pivotal to pass the DVSA DAS Assessment. Start with our DAS Instructor Training package, which is meticulously designed to align with the current assessment format.
Tailor the Lesson Plans to resonate with your own style. Shadow a qualified DAS Instructor for real-world insights and practise your delivery until it becomes second nature. Remember, preparation breeds confidence.
It can be daunting when you are getting ready for the DAS Assessment, especially when you read the reviews and forums.
We are here to help you get ready for a first time pass. If your question isn’t answered, please get in touch.
Ask a QuestionYou have the choice of Chadderton or Gillingham for your DVSA DAS Assessment. Flexibility is key, request your preferred location or opt for the next available cancellation.
Allocating a full day for the DVSA DAS Assessment is crucial, despite the examination itself lasting approximately 3 hours. Sessions are scheduled for morning or afternoon, so plan accordingly to be at your best.
The DVSA DAS Assessment itself won’t cost you a penny, but consider the ancillary expenses. If you have a long journey, a B&B stay might be necessary, along with budgeting for fuel and meals.
You’ll be expected to give a comprehensive introduction to the difference between smaller and larger motorcycles. This needs to be thorough and articulate in delivery.
You’ll also conduct off-road coaching to rectify communicated faults and then go onto the road for three pre-set lesson deliveries.
Your role is to effectively guide the examiner, who will be role-playing as a student, through the nuances of handling a larger motorcycle in preparation for their test.
With a pass rate hovering around 60% for the DVSA DAS Assessment, the stakes are high. However, this rate climbs when candidates are thoroughly prepared.
Don’t leave your success to chance; failing not only adds pressure but may also result in a significant delay for reattempt.
Upon passing, you’ll earn the esteemed CBT1D qualification. You are also one stage closer to becoming an ERS Trainer.
This will enable you to instruct riders on their journey from CBT to Mod 1 and Mod 2 test success.
Failure to pass the DVSA DAS Assessment is not the end but an opportunity to refine your approach. You’ll have one more shot before facing a potential year-long wait.
Use this as motivation to get it right the first time, ensuring your teaching points are precise and your training delivery is impeccable.
Upon passing, you’ll earn the esteemed CBT1D qualification, enabling you to instruct riders on their journey from CBT to DAS, including the Mod 1 and Mod 2 tests on motorcycles over 600cc.
This is more than a certificate; it’s a testament to your expertise and dedication to the highest level of civilian motorcycle instruction and your ability to pass the DVSA DAS Assessment.
Before you think about becoming a DAS Instructor, you must know the format for the assessment and you’ll require in-depth knowledge of every lesson that you may need to deliver.
For further information on the DAS Syllabus CLICK HERE
One of the biggest benefits of becoming a DAS Instructor is job satisfaction.
There’s no better feeing in the world than training a novice rider with no experience from start to finish and seeing them pass both motorcycle tests under your guidance.
As they say, variety is the spice of life and this is so true when you are a fully qualified DAS Instructor. You’ll be able to teach everyone from CBT all the way to test standard, including giving Mod 1 and Mod 2 guidance.
Although most Motorcycle Instructors do not seek to be high earners. It’s one step higher on the ladder as a DAS Instructor that can bring higher rewards for your training qualifications and ability to be more useful to the ATB.
Life as a CBT Motorcycle Instructor can become boring and monotonous over a long period of time. It’s the same training and lessons day in day out. You won’t get bored as a DAS Instructor as you’ll be delivering Mod 1 & Mod 2 training.
Use professional educational aids to pass the DVSA DAS Assessment. Our Lesson Plans and Training Diagrams distinguish the professionals from the amateurs, showcasing your commitment and effort.
Complement this with our online video guidance or in-person training with seasoned professionals to master the lessons you’ll be teaching.
Prepare for the DAS Assessment by focusing on your engagement with the examiner, who acts as a learner rider.
The examiner will be assess your client-centred delivery, ensuring all needs are met in a safe manner.
Harness your Lesson Plans to be able to deliver succinct and thorough lessons.
The Lesson Plan is your structure and lesson guide, to ensure all learning objectives are met.
A picture really does paint a thousand words. Using bespoke training aids makes you look more professional and prepared for the assessment.
It allows you to demonstrate how thorough your training is and shows elevated teaching skills.
Upon passing, you’ll earn the esteemed CBT1D qualification.
This will enable you to instruct riders on their journey to becoming a full licence holder.
For more information on the DAS Syllabus CLICK HERE
With the current pass rate hovering around 60%, to achieve first-time success use our comprehensive training package and professional educational and training aids.
Prepare thoroughly by tailoring our Lesson Plans to suit your own teaching style. It is also prudent to follow, shadow and listen to good DAS Instructors as part of your development. This is something that is missing in many preparation processes.
Just because you are teaching CBT’s everyday, doesn’t mean you prepared and ready to move on. It also doesn’t mean you are going to be a good DAS Instructor!
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